Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in McGregor, Iowa:

The Stauer House is a place of Victorian charm filled with unique bedrooms of luxury and comfort. Centrally located in the city of McGregor, Iowa, along the Mississippi river, you will be able to visit surrounding attractions that include numerous parks, antique, gift shops and book stores with many other fun activities McGregor has to offer. Enjoy relaxing accommodations in a recently renovated Victorian home that was built in 1882 by local lumber baron Peter Stauer. The property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is situated just a short walk from the downtown area. . .

The American House Inn provides a wonderful view of the Mississippi river from a luxurious historic setting. Enjoy these historic 1854 accommodations, that are nestled beautifully beneath the bluffs of the Upper Mississippi National Wildlife Refuge. We hope you'll visit us and enjoy the elegant and nostalgic feeling of the step back in history offered by The American House Inn. Combine that with the view of the majestic scenery surrounding the Mississippi River, the hospitable community of McGregor with its antique shops, restaurants and historic buildings and your visit will give you mem. . .

Welcome to the Lamp Post Inn & Art Gallery, a completely unique experience that transports you back to an era of Victorian elegance and charm by the scenic Mississippi River. You will find original woodwork, hardware, stained and leaded glass windows and many other architectural details that make this house a special place to visit. Our Inn is also home to a beautiful art gallery which showcases some of the best local artists. Innkeepers, Ramona and Dorrance, invite you to share their home located in the historic district of Main Street in beautiful McGregor, Iowa. After your days' activit. . .

McGregor's Landing Bed and Bath is located in northeast Iowa in the historic rivertown of McGregor, surrounded by bluffs on three sides, nestled in a valley on the Mississippi river. Here we have many old buildings, beautiful scenery and friendly people. The waterfront park on the Mississippi is less than a block away and on a quiet afternoon its not hard to sit and imagine the old steamboats paddling up and down the river.. . .

Just across the street from the Little Switzerland Inn, Mississippi River tugboats slide past, as they have since 1862 when the Inn was built. Today, the Inn provides residence suites for its guests. Whether your stay is for a night or weeks, you'll have everything you need to relax and enjoy your visit. All units are spacious, with all the comforts of home. If you would like to travel with friends or family, and have both privacy and closeness, you should consider residence suites at the Little Switzerland Inn, they are one of a kind.. . .